Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

This Sunday, we'll be closing out the Christmas season with an Epiphany Celebration.  

Looking for a way to connect, build deeper relationships, and grow spiritually with others at Haven? David will be hosting a monthly community small group at 6:00 PM on the fourth Sunday of every month, at his home in Berkeley.

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Mark your calendars and join us after our Christmas Service for Haven’s Annual Christmas Party and Potluck on Sunday, December 21st!

Join Jenny and Leah each Sunday evening for an hour (and 15 minutes) of reflection, discussion, and prayer as we walk through the Advent devotional from A Sanctified Art along with weekly reflections written by our own Jenny Kwan. 

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Join Jenny and Leah each Sunday evening for an hour (and 15 minutes) of reflection, discussion, and prayer as we walk through the Advent devotional from A Sanctified Art along with weekly reflections written by our own Jenny Kwan. 

If you’re new to Haven, or if you’ve been around for awhile and are thinking about getting more involved, join Pastor Leah Martens after service for Haven 101 and a pizza lunch! 

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Join the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity (IM4HI) for the third Love Over Fear benefit concert at Freight & Salvage (2020 Addison St, Berkeley)! 

Beginning this October, we’ll gather on the first Sunday of each month after service for a time of listening prayer and discernment.  As a community, we’re setting aside time to listen together for the Spirit’s guidance in shaping Haven’s future. 

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Join Pastor Leah Martens and others from the Haven community for the first in a series of quarterly conversations, which will be considering how the love and justice-oriented ethics of Jesus might speak to our most pressing contemporary issues. In this first conversation, we'll take a look at the topic of immigration and consider how a progressive Jesus-centered faith might call us into compassion and care.

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Looking for a fun, relaxed way to spend a Sunday afternoon? Join Haven families and friends for our Youth & Family Game Day at Victory Point Cafe in Berkeley!

Building on the meaningful midweek prayer times during Lent, Leah and Sylvia will be co-facilitating an ongoing prayer gathering twice a month. These hour-long Zoom calls will be a space to sing, reflect, and pray for one another, and for the wider world.

Get ready for a night of music, poetry, storytelling, and community!  Haven is hosting its first Open Mic Night on Saturday, October 11, and we’d love for you (and your friends, family, and neighbors!) to be part of it.  This is a community-wide event: open to all, not just Haven folks!  And we want the room full of energy, creativity, and connection.

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Beginning this October, we’ll gather on the first Sunday of each month after service for a time of listening prayer and discernment.  As a community, we’re setting aside time to listen together for the Spirit’s guidance in shaping Haven’s future. 

Building on the meaningful midweek prayer times during Lent, Leah and Sylvia will be co-facilitating an ongoing prayer gathering twice a month. These hour-long Zoom calls will be a space to sing, reflect, and pray for one another, and for the wider world.

Looking for a way to connect, build deeper relationships, and grow spiritually with others at Haven? David will be hosting a monthly community small group at 6:00 PM on the fourth Sunday of every month, at his home in Berkeley.

Through local nonprofit Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity, Leah is now partnering with other faith leaders and volunteers throughout the Bay Area to help facilitate court vigils at the ICE facility in San Francisco.  These vigils are intended to create a sacred space of hope, connection, and community outside the courtroom doors for those awaiting their immigration hearings.  Activities include offering presence and spiritual solidarity, refreshment hospitality, prayer, art, music, and generally providing sacred witness. 

Building on the meaningful midweek prayer times during Lent, Leah and Sylvia will be co-facilitating an ongoing prayer gathering twice a month. These hour-long Zoom calls will be a space to sing, reflect, and pray for one another, and for the wider world.